RPR Platelet Rich Plasma

PLATELET RICH PLASMA (PRP) THERAPY

Plasma application is the separation of a small amount of blood taken from a person after it is centrifuged by placing it in a special tube and giving the small amount of “platelet-enriched plasma” (PRP) obtained to the same person by injection.

Platelets—or platelets—are blood components that contain the growth factors necessary to repair damaged tissues and return them to their natural state. When any tissue damage occurs in our body, platelets (ie platelets) collected in this tissue with the help of blood circulation initiate a kind of repair process. In PRP application, more platelets are given to the target tissue than the amount to be transported by the blood circulation. Because the density of platelets obtained with PRP is 2 to 4 times higher than that in the blood. As a result of this application, the repair of damaged tissue begins so quickly and powerfully.

After all, the structure that can repair a damage to the skin in the most effective, fastest and most natural way is also a part of the whole to which the skin belongs. For this reason, plasma application has developed as a method that activates this magical power circulating in our veins.

What should be the expectations from the PRP application?

  • It is long effective
  • It is regenerative / regenerative
  • Easy and safe to apply
  • Supports not only the formation of new collagen, but also all vital functions of the skin
  • Provides removal of wrinkles and lines by rejuvenating the skin, not "filling" it.
  • The bright healthy appearance that appears after the first application may show a slight regression after a while, for this it is necessary to make several applications in succession and to ensure that the expansion effect is strengthened.
  • When the cures consisting of 3 applications on average are repeated every year, an effective rejuvenating effect that can be considered permanent will be provided.

In what ways is the application made?

  • In the most general definition, in aesthetic medicine, PRP is applied for the following purposes on body parts such as face, neck, décolleté area, hands, inner legs, arms.
  • To provide rapid restructuring of the skin immediately after applications such as laser / peeling
  • Reversing the results of years and exposure to UV rays on the skin, ensuring the correction of wrinkles, removal of depressions, and regaining the elasticity and brightness of the skin.
  • To control the wounds that take a long time to heal, cracks and situations where the quality of the skin is damaged.
  • To use alone in the treatment of hair loss or to strengthen the effect of other treatment options.
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